Eddie 6 Hero of Luck Faces Impossible Landing
Eddie Price, a reckless yet cheerful pilot, circles above as fuel runs low. Joe, Tom, and Alm amass on the beach watching anxiously for Eddie to land the amphibian safely or wreck. Against fate, the landing gear oddly shifts to proper position upon water touch, sparing a crash and leaving the crowd stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Price
Eddie
Joe
Alm
Edldie
Tom
Wdie
Hddie
Moose
Holdie
Nothleg
Tom Moore
Addie
Editta
Hildie
Paper Window Panel Admit Ultra Violet Rays
Science Service reports that window paper used in China transmits nearly twice as much ultraviolet light as ordinary glass, increasing transmission by up to 50 percent when the paper is treated. Chinese researchers note potential benefits for preventing rickets and aiding tuberculosis clinics, though causation with lower rickets remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Science Service
China
Journal of the
Optical Society of America
Ci’en Shang-Yi
Peiping Institute of Physics
Meng Chao-Ying
William Band
Yenching University
England's Tiny Village Widon Mehr in Hampshire Story
England's strange village Widon in Hampshire lies four miles from King's Samborne and has no shop school or post office. It covers 800 acres with geven inhabitants. The church steeple, a small barn, six pews and a tiny font mark its features. Not a single christening marriage or funeral has occurred in three centuries.
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England
Wdon
Tlampshire
King's Samborne
Widon
Montreal Horald
A Complicated Clock: World’s Wooden Timepiece Unveiled
A vongiel crafts an eightwatch woodur clock after a continental penitentiary term. The piece features a lawn to the Unlest wheel and a calendar tracking days weeks and months.
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Vongiel
Storm of Love inspires Mona to act in love
Mona follows Alberta Rawson’s lead from the stage to real life, hoping to attract Craig Gillman. Craig, revealed as Orion Chase, confesses love during a driving outing, and Mona realizes her ploy succeeded, as she and he accept their true identities and feelings.
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Ona
Craig Gillman
Alberta Rawson
Mona
Alberta
Rose Armstrong
Rose
Orson Chase
Orion
Mabel Sharon
Long Island
Mabel
Craig
Mong
Mr. Gillman
Storm of
Mr. Chase
Realife
Mane
Craig Giilman
Mabel Sharp
Craig Gilman
Almast
Orion Chase
Craig Glilman
Immigrant totals span 1820 to 1983 reach 37 million
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note cites official immigration counts beginning 1820. Totals show 114 years of arrivals from 1820 to 1983 reach 37,017,705 with origins across Belgium Denmark France Germany Great Britain Greece Ireland Italy Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Spain Switzerland Turkey and many others including Canada China India Australia and New Zealand.
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America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
British Isles
Germany
Scandinavia
Belgium
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
Europe
Canada
China
India
Central and
South America
Australia
New Zealand
Austria
Hungary
Sweden
Japan
Africa
West Indies
Pacific Isles
Romania
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Latvia
Estonia
Finland
Quito and Quitu Kingdoms Predate Spanish Conquest
The piece claims Quito Ecuador and Mexico City predate European contact. It suggests the city was inhabited by the Quitos and Canis in prehistoric times, later ruled by Incas, and finally by Spaniards after Francisco Bizarre allegedly executed the Inca ruler in Peru and sent forces north to establish the kingdom of Quitu.
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Quito
Dan Patch the Famous Racer Description and Pedigree
A historical note describes the famous racer Dan Patch as a mahogany bay with black points and a small white star on the forehead. It lists his weight as 1,165 pounds, height 16 hands, girth 7,844 inches, and shoulder height 63 inches, and records his sire as Jot Patchendam Zelica.
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Dan Patch
Jot Patchendam
Zelica
Local social notes from Alliquippa and Bolivar area
Miss Kay Gamble guests at uncle Thomas Gamble home and Mrs Rose Miller visits Allentown. Mrs George Reed Mrs Pearl Henderson and Miss Mollie Treasure of West Bolivar visit Mrs Dewey Riddell. Lizzie Lichtenfels visits daughter Mrs Paul Rummel of Alverda. Mr and Mrs Boyd St Clair and others spend evening at Dr and Mrs Paul Holsinger Bolivar. Dr Holsinger new Bolivar physician. Mrs Joseph Penrose visits sister Mrs Clevenger Pitcairn with improving condition. Lutheran Bible class holds monthly meeting in church basement. Young Peoples Council of District No 6 to meet February second Wednesday at Church of the Brethren. Harry B Johns called to Pitcairn for daughter Frances Johns surgery in Pittsburgh. operation went well. Mrs George F Mack visits Edna Huston. Grandmother Frain's condition improved slightly. Mrs Rhinehart confined at home with sore eye.
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Lizzie ‘Lichtenfels
Paul Rummel
Alverda
Boyd St. Clair
George Lanner
John H. Clawson
James Betts, Jr
Mabel Betts
Paul Holsinger
Bolivar
Holsinger
Joseph Penrose
Clevenger
Pitcairn
Lutheran Bible Class
Lutheran Sunday School
Wilbert Mack
Edna Huston
Young Peoples Council of District
George F. Mack
Grandmother Frain
Rhinehart
Weddings of a Week James Low Winebark and Leola Grace Lowmaster
James Low Winebark of Rochester Mills and Leola Grace Lowmaster of Rossiter were married at Punxsutawney on January 15 by Rev. J. C. Moses. The groom is a farmer and son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winebark of Rochester Mills. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowmaster of Rosalter.
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James Low Winebark
Rochester Mills
Leola Grace Lowmaster
Rossiter
Punxsutawney
J. C. Moses
Raymont Winebark
Rochester Mille
Thomas Lowmaster
Rosalter
Bank President Missing Board Meeting Due to Illness
H. J. Thompson, president of the Marian Center National Bank since its 1905 founding, missed his first annual board meeting last week because of illness. He is the sole surviving original board member.
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H. J. Thompson
Marian Center National Bank
One Dollar Income Two Dollar Outgo
National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic argues that Congress is poised to push extravagant, opaque spending. The piece decries rising public debt and bills that benefit politicians but burden taxpayers, urging efficiency over gaudy appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Congress
Washington
United States
Local Social and Travel Notes From Indiana to Cleveland
Mrs Earl Krumrine shopped in Indiana on Saturday. R O Lytle called in Greensburg last week. Mrs J N Beck spent the week with daughter Mrs C J Kopp of Cleveland, O. Clara McPherson shopped in Johnstown last Friday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee and son Bob rode to Cleveland last Sunday and returned Monday. Kate Jenney home from Indiana business school weekend with parents Mr and Mrs R Jenney. Chas Morton had a serious accident Saturday when his car hit a cement abutment after being crowded off the road. J B Shepherd, recently ill at Spangler hospital, is improving and may return home soon. Mr and Mrs S C Bee were business callers in Johnstown Friday. Blair McPherson and James Willott drove to Indiana Sunday. Prompt service on Public Bale Bills at The Progress.
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Earl Krumrine
Indiana
R. O. Lytle
Greensburg
J. N. Beck
C, J. Kopp
Cleveland
Clara McPherson
Johnstown
Mra
Clyde ‘Bee
Bob
Kate Jenney
R. Jenney
Chas. Morton
J. B. Shepherd
Spangler Hospital
8. C. Bee
Blair McPherson
James Willatt
Chambersville Social News and Visitors Summary
Miss Dorothy and Miss Josephine Cummings visit their uncle John Cummings in Chambersville. Indiana callers Harry Brady Melvin McQuilkin Melvin Lukehart and Gene Lukehart attended Saturday evening. Dr Mahan and gon James of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at their summer home. Mr and Mrs Walter Bartholomew visited John and Mrs Cuddy at Atwood. Charles Brady from Indiana called Friday. Mary Jane Miller visited Barr last Friday afternoon. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers price five fifty.
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Chambersville
Dorothy Cummings
Rossiter
Josephine Cummings
Detroit
John Cummings
Harry Brady
Melvin McQuilkin
Melvin
Gene Lukehart
Indiana
Mahan
Gon
James
Pittsburgh
Walter Bartholomew
John Cuddy
Atwood
Charles Brady
Mary Jane Miller
Barr
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R. H. Wilkinson
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Banking House
Federal Deposet Insurance Corporation
Federal Insurance
Enward B. Bennett
Paul J. Strauer
G. E. Simpson
Paul Lewis
Enowarp B
Bennett Tuos
H. Shebhe
H. B. Burernaucnh
Allen Kirkpatrick, JR
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
John J. Connolly
Philadelphia
Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop
South Ninth Street
Pennsylvania
Long & Rim Insurance Agency
Agenta 210 Savings and Trust Building
Indiana, Pa
General Insurance
Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
Harrisburg
M.C. Stewart
B.D. NO
Homer City
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